Opel CORSA Owner's Manual page 166

164 Driving and operating
When a slot is detected, a visual
feedback on the Colour-Info-Display
and an acoustic signal is given.
If the driver does not stop the vehicle
within 10 metres for parallel parking
slots or six metres for perpendicular
parking slots after a parking slot is
proposed, the system starts to search
for another suitable parking slot.
Park guiding mode
The parking slot suggestion of the
system is accepted when the vehicle
is stopped by the driver within
10 metres for parallel parking slots or
six metres for perpendicular parking
slots after the Stop message is given.
The system calculates the optimal
path into the parking slot.
A brief vibration in the steering wheel
after engaging reverse gear indicates
that the steering is controlled by the
system. Then the vehicle is steered
into the slot automatically by giving
the driver detailed instructions for
braking, accelerating and gear
shifting. The driver must keep hands
away from the steering wheel.
Always pay attention to the sound of
the front-rear parking assist.
Continuous sound indicates that the
distance to an obstacle is less than
approx. 30 cm.
If, for any reason, the driver must take
over control of the steering, hold the
steering wheel only at the outer edge.
Automatic steering is cancelled in this
event.
Changing the parking side
The system is configured to detect
parking slots by default on the
passenger side. To detect parking
slots on the driver side, switch on turn
signal indicator on the driver side for
the duration of the search.
As soon as the turn signal indicator is
switched off, the system searches for
parking slots on the passenger side
again.
Display indication
The instructions on the display show:
■ General hints and warning
messages.
■ A hint when driving faster than
30 km/h during parking slot
searching mode, or 8 km/h in
guiding mode.
■ The demand to stop the vehicle,
when a parking slot is detected.
■ The direction of driving during the
parking manoeuvre.
■ The demand to shift into reverse or
first gear.
■ The demand to accelerate or brake.
■ For some of the instructions a
progress bar is shown in the Driver
Information Centre (DIC).